Three Injured in Two-Vehicle Crash in Little River
Little River, SC – Three individuals sustained injuries following a car accident that occurred in the Little River area on Friday. The incident took place just before noon on Sea Mountain Highway, near Sawtell Road, which is located close to North Myrtle Beach High School.
Incident Details
Emergency responders from Horry County Fire Rescue (HCFR) quickly arrived on the scene to assess the situation. The agency reported that a two-vehicle collision had transpired, resulting in injuries to three occupants. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) transported the injured individuals to a nearby hospital for treatment. Their current conditions have not been disclosed.
Traffic Impact
Due to the crash, several lanes of traffic on Sea Mountain Highway were blocked, prompting HCFR to advise drivers to avoid the area. As traffic began to build up, authorities worked diligently to clear the scene. The South Carolina Highway Patrol (SCHP) is currently investigating the circumstances that led to the accident.
Communication with Local Schools
In light of the crash’s proximity to North Myrtle Beach High School, inquiries were made to Horry County Schools about any potential involvement of students or staff. A spokesperson for the school district confirmed that she was unaware of any connections between the crash and the school community.
Ongoing Investigation
The SCHP will continue to look into the details of the accident, focusing on collecting evidence and interviewing witnesses. As investigations like this typically take time, updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Community Response
Such accidents tend to raise concerns among local residents about road safety, especially in areas with heavy traffic. Community members have expressed their hopes for improved safety measures on Sea Mountain Highway to prevent similar incidents in the future.
As the investigation unfolds, residents are urged to remain vigilant and to drive cautiously, particularly in busy areas near schools and residential neighborhoods.
Conclusion
For now, the community holds its breath awaiting positive news for the victims of this unfortunate event. More updates will be provided as authorities continue their investigation and as any new details regarding the condition of the injured individuals emerge.
Author: STAFF HERE MYRTLE BEACH
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